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X-WR-CALDESC:5 Wednesdays Oct 14\, 21\, 28\, and Nov 4\, 11 // 6-8 PM\n\nTh
 is ZOOM workshop is an introduction to the basics of dry point etching. Us
 ing a clear plastic plate\, participants will learn plate preparation\, ex
 plore techniques for image making\, and create original prints. Students c
 an choose to print by hand at home or make an appointment to use the ZACC 
 printshop presses. \n\nIntaglio comes from the Italian word Intagliare mea
 ning ‘to incise.’ The lines or areas that hold the ink are incised below t
 he surface of the plate\, and printing relies on the pressure of the hand 
 or press to force damp paper into these recessed lines\, to pick up ink. D
 ry-Point etching is a method of Intaglio.\n \nLesson 1: Material Overview 
 // History // Prepping Your Plate // Mark Making on Plastic\n \nLesson 2: 
  Paper // Inking  & Wiping Your Plate // Printing With or Without a Press 
 // Clean up\n\nLesson 3: Adding Color To Your Plate // À la poupée\n\nLess
 on 4:  layering with Chine-Colle and other mono print techniques\n\nLesson
  5: Collage // Make a piece of art from old and/or unsuccessful prints \n
 \nMaterial List \nA list of specialized materials needed for the course is
  available for one-click ordering available at: https://www.dickblick.com/
 lists/blicku/HBTFJ8LDXDHXI/publicview/\nLess expensive options are listed 
 as well.\nEtching Plates (Blick) I’ll be working with 8x10in clear acrylic
  sheet. Plexiglass works great but must be flat.\nBlack Etching Ink (Blick
 ) Soy based Akua is also a great non-toxic ink.\nEtching needle (Blick) an
  8in nail will work too!\nWiping Cloth (Blick) Used dryer sheets or cheese
 cloth work well too!\nPrintmaking Paper (Blick)\nBaren (Blick) or a metal 
 spoon or bone folder will work as well!\nScrap Paper // an old telephone b
 ook\, news print\, magazines or old mail. \nRags\nInking Palette // glass 
 or plexiglass  \nTagboard or Cardboard Scraps \nWater Bath (a flat shallow
  pan or dish that a piece of paper can lay flat and soak in.)\nA clean bat
 h towel for blotting paper\nA palette knife
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DESCRIPTION:5 Wednesdays Oct 14\, 21\, 28\, and Nov 4\, 11 // 6-8 PM\n\nThi
 s ZOOM workshop is an introduction to the basics of dry point etching. Usi
 ng a clear plastic plate\, participants will learn plate preparation\, exp
 lore techniques for image making\, and create original prints. Students ca
 n choose to print by hand at home or make an appointment to use the ZACC p
 rintshop presses. \n\nIntaglio comes from the Italian word Intagliare mean
 ing ‘to incise.’ The lines or areas that hold the ink are incised below th
 e surface of the plate\, and printing relies on the pressure of the hand o
 r press to force damp paper into these recessed lines\, to pick up ink. Dr
 y-Point etching is a method of Intaglio.\n \nLesson 1: Material Overview /
 / History // Prepping Your Plate // Mark Making on Plastic\n \nLesson 2:  
 Paper // Inking  & Wiping Your Plate // Printing With or Without a Press /
 / Clean up\n\nLesson 3: Adding Color To Your Plate // À la poupée\n\nLesso
 n 4:  layering with Chine-Colle and other mono print techniques\n\nLesson 
 5: Collage // Make a piece of art from old and/or unsuccessful prints \n\n
 Material List \nA list of specialized materials needed for the course is a
 vailable for one-click ordering available at: https://www.dickblick.com/li
 sts/blicku/HBTFJ8LDXDHXI/publicview/\nLess expensive options are listed as
  well.\nEtching Plates (Blick) I’ll be working with 8x10in clear acrylic s
 heet. Plexiglass works great but must be flat.\nBlack Etching Ink (Blick) 
 Soy based Akua is also a great non-toxic ink.\nEtching needle (Blick) an 8
 in nail will work too!\nWiping Cloth (Blick) Used dryer sheets or cheesecl
 oth work well too!\nPrintmaking Paper (Blick)\nBaren (Blick) or a metal sp
 oon or bone folder will work as well!\nScrap Paper // an old telephone boo
 k\, news print\, magazines or old mail. \nRags\nInking Palette // glass or
  plexiglass  \nTagboard or Cardboard Scraps \nWater Bath (a flat shallow p
 an or dish that a piece of paper can lay flat and soak in.)\nA clean bath 
 towel for blotting paper\nA palette knife
DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20201014T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20201014T200000
LOCATION:Live on Zoom\, with reservable hours in the ZACC Print Shop
SUMMARY:Dry-Point Printmaking (all levels welcome)
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